Senate approves farm bill amid subsidy ceiling clash
The Senate voted 78 to 9 to pass a farm bill opposed by the Nixon administration, adding a $20,000 per farmer subsidy limit. The measure, drafted by Birch Bayh, would shift from $55,000 per crop to a $20,000 cap, with objections voiced by Poage and Sisk who warn it could derail the program.
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Poage
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Birch Bayh
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D-Ga
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Casmey Praises Austin Education at Commencement
Minnesota Education Commissioner Casmey told Austin High School graduates that Minnesota's education system is strong and only beginning its future. He noted the 18 year age of majority law and urged graduates to choose friends and leaders wisely while aiming to work for more achievement. Co valedictorians Brenda Gale Hunter and Stephen Vander Schaaf led the class of 528 as diplomas were distributed.
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Howard B. Casmey
Minnesota
Casmey
Brenda Gale Hunter
Stephen Vander Schaaf
Glenn F. Borland
John Michael Shatek
Philip A. Lippert
Borland
Janice Krambeer
Kerneth Northwick
G. C. Knutson
19 year old drives to Justice in Minnesota DUI case
A 19 year old woman faced a Willmar judge on a driving while intoxicated charge under Minnesota’s age of majority law. Police reports say she had six or seven drinks and did not feel drunk when she crossed into a squad car’s path.
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Willmar
Litchfield Avenue
Leech Lake Indians seek guard protection for fish-in
The Leech Lake band asks Minnesota National Guard protection for a planned June 23 fish-in by whites to protest a treaty taking effect June 22 requiring stamps for nonmembers. The request, signed by Simon Howard and David Munnell, awaits sheriff referral to the governor.
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Leech Lake
Minnesota National Guard
C. J. Moeglein
Guard
National Guard
Simon Howard
Minnesota
David Munnell
Leech Lake Reservation
Moeglein
Cass County
Sheriff's Office
Leech Lake Band
Robert Herbst
Natural Resources Commissioner
Thinking Brother Inside Sparks Eyota House Fire Tragedy
In Eyota Minnesota a family awoke to a loud boom and a house fire at 3 a.m. Alan R. Cowden eight died after reentering the flames to find his baby brother missing. Fire officials suspect a furnace malfunction caused the blast and heavy damage to the home. Eyota lies about 12 miles east of Rochester.
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Eyota, Minn
Olmsted County Sheriff's Office
Alan R. Cowden
Ronald Cowden
Eyota
Alan
Cowden
Rochester
Minnesota
State man named to Soaring hall of fame
A Minneapolis man, Ted Bellak, 61, was named to the National Soaring Hall of Fame in Frankfort. He was honored for pioneering motorless flight, including a 1939 world record glide across Lake Michigan from Sturgeon Bay to Frankfort and for leading the first experimental glider student flight training program sponsored by the federal government.
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Minneapolis
Frankfort
Ted Bellak
Bellak
Lake Michigan
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Probe into commuter train crash at Mount Vernon
Investigators from Penn Central and local officials probe why a crowded express hit a local train unloading passengers at Mount Vernon station. One dead, about 140 injured. Bartender says brakes may not have engaged. engineer hurried away. passengers include Colin Hughes and former senator John Sherman Cooper.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
Penn Central Railroad
Colin Hughes
New York
Mt. Vernon Hospital
John Sherman
Court assignments made for 3rd District judges
Glenn F. Kelley from Winona was named chief judge for the 3rd District for the year starting July 1 1973. The district covers 11 counties in Southeastern Minnesota and rotates chief judge. Warren Plunkett and Daniel Foley will handle Mower Freeborn and aid Urban Steimann in Steele and Waseca. Steimann leads in Rice Steele and Waseca. Olson and Franke cover Olmsted Dodge and Fillmore. Kelley will sit in Winona Wabasha and Houston. The meeting also discussed aging law changes and a district wide criminal brief bank for indigent defendants and appellate jurisdiction procedures.
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Glenn F. Kelley
Winona
Third Judicial District
Minnesota
Warren Plunkett
Austin
Daniel Foley
Albert Lea
Mower
Freeborn
Urban Steimann
Faribault
Steele
Waseca
Steimann
Rice
0. R. Olson
Donald T. Franke
Olmsted
Dodge
Fillmore
Kelley
Wabasha
Houston
District Court
Advertisement for 1962 Chevrolet Nova Convertible sale
Vacation season boosts demand for used cars. Classified ad notes a 1962 Chevrolet Nova convertible with six cylinder automatic shifting. runs. Best offer. Contact via phone. Ad ran for one day before the car sold.
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Kissinger and Tho press toward Viet Nam cease fire
In Paris Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho held talks aimed at tightening the Viet Nam peace accord. A joint communiqué signaled by North and South Vietnam, the Viet Cong, and the United States was discussed as a way to implement the cease fire, with Saigon protests noted but officially disputed.
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Michael Goldsmith
PARIS
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Cambodia
Ist addrKss Pv
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
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Saigon
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U.S
Schedule of Pages VS Market 2 Form Page 9 Editorial
A brief contents listing for the issue outlines sections including Editorial on page 3, Sports spanning pages 10 to 17, Society on page 6, Clo on pages 12, 13 and 14, Area News on page 8, and Comic on page 15. The notice serves as a guide to page locations and section titles.
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Society
Perjury cited in bid for new Watergate trial
Bernard Fensterwald, McCord Jr. defense, claims perjured testimony and prosecution withholding of information justify overturning McCord's conviction or granting a new trial. He argues Magruder's and Worter's false statements tainted proceedings and seeks delay of sentencing, inquiry into phone taps, and turnover of attorney files.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Bernard Wensterwald
James W. McCord Jr
U.S. District Court
Fensterwald
McCord
Los Angeles
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Democratic National Committee
Lowell P. Weicker
G. Gordon Liddy
Senate
Connecticut
Herbert L. Porter
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Worter
Magruder
White House
John J. Sirica
Gerald Rich
Canadians Ordered to Barracks Amid Vietnam Fighting
In Saigon the cease fire supervising Canadian contingent the International Commission of Control and Supervision was restricted to quarters with only essential movements due to a sharp rise in fighting across South Vietnam. Officials said about 240 Canadians faced increased risk as military actions surged.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Chemical fumes sweep Jersey City as chlorine cloud fills city
About 100 people were overcome and a chemical plant fire at the Chemical Compounding Corp. caused chlorine gas to drift up to a mile away. Firefighters fought the blaze for two hours before gaining control.
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Jersey City
N. J
Chemical Compounding Corp
FDA warns one-pound Epom salt containers hazardous
The FDA warned consumers that some Pure-Pac Epsom Salt containers mislabeled as one pound may contain a dangerous chemical. A lot number 012M4 is stamped on the container and the producer is Pure Pac Pharmaceutical Co. of Elizabeth New Jersey. Franco transfers power to Carrero Blanco in Madrid.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Pures Pac Pharmaceutical Co
Elizabeth
Franco
Spain
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Adm
Luis Carrero Blanco
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